If you could have any job what would it be>???

[Fast Eddie]

lets hear emm!

[dolcecorazon]

Travel Journalist so I can see the world and write about it =)
I'd like to own an all inclusive hotel on a luxurious island. That would be pretty nifty :cheesygrin:

[Fast Eddie]

Nice Choices ^^^^^^^^^^

i guess id like to be a coach for a college hockey team. it pays well and u dont have to live your life on a plane like the pros. i just love hockey. other than that id like to be the guy who thinks of slogans for weird commercials lol

[bigD]

let's see, i know this wierd but a pro wrestler, i love the history behind the industry, just so i can say i wrestled in the same arena's that ric flair wrestled in and so on, ok i think i weirded out every one so far so i'll stop

[Fast Eddie]

let's see, i know this wierd but a pro wrestler, i love the history behind the industry, just so i can say i wrestled in the same arena's that ric flair wrestled in and so on, ok i think i weirded out every one so far so i'll stop
hA! NO WAY everyone our age grew up watching that shit. so many ppl would love to do that i mean its like any other entertainment field but more extreme! Right on dude

[~Frankie~]

I'd be a full time event planner....or what I went to school for....Radio Announcer

[Serfty]

petroleum distribution engineer... aka gas pumper.. as long as i had millions...

[jnewark]

i would have to say the one i have....im a fireman (best job in the world) i know its a little dangerous but down time is great....i work 1 24hr shift and then im off for 72 hrs...with great pay...

Hawaiian Tropic bikini girl greaser.

[RAYVERonXTC]

Hawaiian Tropic bikini girl greaser.

ditto. except not just the hawaiian tropic girls. lol

[HeresJonny]

maybe a professional driver with a sweet ass ride

[GangstaDave01]

Yahoo news had an article about "the best job in the world"- some government in Australia is promoting tourism by advertising for a job paying $100,000 to "island sit" and live on a private island in the barrier reef. Your job is to wander around the island, swim, scuba dive, enjoy yourself, and write a journal about enjoying yourself that's published on some website. I think I'd take that job.

I googled it real quick for some supporting documentation, and didn't edit what I've already written, to prove that I say things that are inaccurate: http://snagwiremedia.com/best-job-in-the-world/

[delysiduous]

Shitttttttttt...

Growing up I always wanted to be a psychologist; I loved helping all my friends with their problems and I'm a great listener and helping people is definitely something I'd love to do. I also feel like that career would give one so much perspective, one would understand the world so much more.

Once I took high school chemistry I became really passionate about the science and decided that's where my life's path was going to lead. I took three full years of chem in high school, went on to honors courses in a university renowned for its sciences, and was loving it. After a couple years in school I decided that with my skills and my goals a career in law would be more suitable, and that's the path I'm on now.

It's a tough choice. On the one hand being a psychologist would be so interesting, but I think it might get frustrating and even create cynicism after a while. Chemistry is also amazingly interesting; it helps to understand the way the world works which is something that's very appealing to me, and as long as our technology and lifestyle is not at a standstill it will be an ever growing and increasingly important field of science. And in chemistry is the possibility to change the world on a very large scale, sensational level. Also, chemists tend to be very happy with their careers, every one that I know loves it, and the lessened career stress helps to lead a long and happy life (i.e. my grandpa who is almost 80, very healthy, very active, and always very busy.)

And then law is kind of more about me. About what I can do, and how I can be the best, and get the most stuff done. Yea, it's about helping people too, but often on a much less personal level than psychology or some such. It is noble to some degree, but I don't know if the average lawyer sees him/herself as protecting the Constitution, standing up for the common man, all that stuff.

I feel that while chemistry would be so cool I definitely want a career that is more social, allows for more interaction with other people. I think that maybe after establishing myself as a lawyer I'd like to become a judge, state supreme court being the most attractive option to me at this time. It's a pretty important and relatively relaxed career. You have a good amount of control over when and how you work, and you are relieved of the responsibility of having a client as a lawyer would; your only responsibility is to the law. I understand that politics come into play here, but allowing for individual interpretations the law is, plainly, the law. I have a very fair and unbiased nature, and I feel that I would be very effective in such a position.

Overall it is too hard for me to say what I'd most prefer to do, but the above is how I feel about the several different options that I've considered.

[Skylab]

You're all over the place Nick.. just like me. lol
My dream job seems to change every other month. It all comes back to working for myself though. Multi-million dollar companies usually piss me off. They could care less about your life. Therefore one my goals is just working for myself and helping others while doing so. I like being creative and the big places doesn't let me expand my creative side neither do they really care what I have to say.

[GangstaDave01]

Shitttttttttt...

Growing up I always wanted to be a psychologist; I loved helping all my friends with their problems and I'm a great listener and helping people is definitely something I'd love to do. I also feel like that career would give one so much perspective, one would understand the world so much more.

Once I took high school chemistry I became really passionate about the science and decided that's where my life's path was going to lead. I took three full years of chem in high school, went on to honors courses in a university renowned for its sciences, and was loving it. After a couple years in school I decided that with my skills and my goals a career in law would be more suitable, and that's the path I'm on now.

It's a tough choice. On the one hand being a psychologist would be so interesting, but I think it might get frustrating and even create cynicism after a while. Chemistry is also amazingly interesting; it helps to understand the way the world works which is something that's very appealing to me, and as long as our technology and lifestyle is not at a standstill it will be an ever growing and increasingly important field of science. And in chemistry is the possibility to change the world on a very large scale, sensational level. Also, chemists tend to be very happy with their careers, every one that I know loves it, and the lessened career stress helps to lead a long and happy life (i.e. my grandpa who is almost 80, very healthy, very active, and always very busy.)

And then law is kind of more about me. About what I can do, and how I can be the best, and get the most stuff done. Yea, it's about helping people too, but often on a much less personal level than psychology or some such. It is noble to some degree, but I don't know if the average lawyer sees him/herself as protecting the Constitution, standing up for the common man, all that stuff.

I feel that while chemistry would be so cool I definitely want a career that is more social, allows for more interaction with other people. I think that maybe after establishing myself as a lawyer I'd like to become a judge, state supreme court being the most attractive option to me at this time. It's a pretty important and relatively relaxed career. You have a good amount of control over when and how you work, and you are relieved of the responsibility of having a client as a lawyer would; your only responsibility is to the law. I understand that politics come into play here, but allowing for individual interpretations the law is, plainly, the law. I have a very fair and unbiased nature, and I feel that I would be very effective in such a position.

Overall it is too hard for me to say what I'd most prefer to do, but the above is how I feel about the several different options that I've considered.

I didn't know if you knew, but they also often offer astronaut lessons at most law schools

[Fast Eddie]

i also would like to be an actor on a sitcom, i think im pretty funny in a setting with multiple people and i think i could be good on a sitcom or improv.

[zizack]

definitely a professional surfer

[kosmilly]

You're all over the place Nick.. just like me. lol
My dream job seems to change every other month. It all comes back to working for myself though. Multi-million dollar companies usually piss me off. They could care less about your life. Therefore one my goals is just working for myself and helping others while doing so. I like being creative and the big places doesn't let me expand my creative side neither do they really care what I have to say.


you could be a professional fluffer..itll give you a chance to be creative haha

[tomciz]

you could be a professional fluffy..itll give you a chance to be creative haha
fluffer>>?